
Straight Stair Lift Installation
Harmar SL300 and SL600 stair lifts for main staircases, basement stairs, and the short flights in split-level homes.
Straight Stair Lift InstallationStair lifts for Cottonwood Heights homes, many built in the 1960s and 1970s.
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Harmar SL300 and SL600 stair lifts for main staircases, basement stairs, and the short flights in split-level homes.
Straight Stair Lift Installation
Curved stair lifts for staircases that turn between levels, split-level homes included, with a rail made to fit.
Curved Stair Lift Installation
Reinstalling your existing stair lift when you move to a home with a straight staircase.
Stair Lift Reinstallation
Stair lift removal that frees up the stairs once a lift has done its job.
Stair Lift RemovalWhy Us
The 1970s were Cottonwood Heights' busiest home-building decade, and most homes citywide date from the 1960s through the 1990s. A house on a sloped lot can have several separate flights, and each straight flight takes its own lift, so a home with several levels can have a lift on every flight the household uses. Stairs that turn instead take a curved rail, bent to follow them.

In the Area
Cottonwood Heights sits between the mouths of Big and Little Cottonwood canyons, and the city has special rules for building on hillsides. In a home built into a slope, very steep stairs are worth measuring against the lift's angle limit before choosing a model, and each separate straight flight between levels takes its own lift.

Questions
We install lifts and also move or remove existing ones. That means installing straight lifts, installing curved lifts, reinstalling your own lift, and taking an old lift out.
Yes, if the flight is straight. Harmar's straight stair lifts are built for flights that run in one straight line, and a short run between split-level floors can be one of them. Where one lift should cover a turning staircase, we also install curved stair lifts.
The Harmar SL300 and SL600 fit stair angles from 27 to 52 degrees, and the heavy-duty SL600HD fits angles up to 48 degrees. Anything above 45 degrees may need local approval.
ASSIST Inc., a Salt Lake nonprofit, runs an emergency home repair program that serves Cottonwood Heights and includes accessibility modifications for homeowners under 80% of area median income. ASSIST's Emergency Home Repair program explains who qualifies and how to apply. The program does not name stair lifts, so ask whether one qualifies before you apply.
Sometimes. Both staircases need to be straight, and your lift and its rail have to suit the new one. Where they do, reinstalling your stair lift covers the move.
Call us during the week or send a message about your home and the person who will ride the lift. Get a free quote
Get in Touch
Let us know about your stairs, and we will follow up with you.
Service Area
We provide stair lift installation to homeowners across Cottonwood Heights and the surrounding Salt Lake County communities.

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